Small School in a Large Country

In Lebanon, handicrafts continue to reflect the country's struggles, as artisans express their desire to turn loss into creativity despite difficult circumstances. The "Majal" school was established in 2018 to teach jewelry and textile design, with the aim of supporting creative industries—especially amid the ongoing economic collapse since 2019, wars, and crises that weaken small enterprises. Despite these challenges, students have managed to develop their projects and launch small brands, with the school sending a message of resilience: "We're fighting back against the war" through education and creativity in the face of destruction.

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